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More practise sessions (setup)

Spend 1 token to get 1 extra lap aka "try setup"

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Yes, I agree.
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No.
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4712
3 years 74 days ago
I think it would be a better idea to be able to do more laps, so you can discover how the track works with all tyres at different times. 
Let's say the race starts after 24h from now, so I do my setup now and finish my strategy, but after 10 hours, it starts raining, so I should do more laps with intermediate/wet tires to be fully prepared for the race. And I suggest to make an option which says spend 1 token to get 1 extra lap. 
(you can participate in the poll to share your point of view on this idea) 
5000
3 years 74 days ago
With the choice of spending more to get more, why not?
5007
3 years 74 days ago
Isn’t it easier just to do your 5 practice laps in the hour before the actual race?  You will then be setting your strategy based on conditions as close to actual race conditions.  

There is no real value in doing this 24 hrs before a race, in fact it puts you at a big disadvantage come race time.  

Also most experienced managers will record all of their results in including tyre wear, temp, strategy etc so that each time they set up they have something to refer to (e.g. a spreadsheet, the notes section on your homepage or just simply in a notebook).
4712
3 years 74 days ago

Mitchell
Isn’t it easier just to do your 5 practice laps in the hour before the actual race?  You will then be setting your strategy based on conditions as close to actual race conditions.  

There is no real value in doing this 24 hrs before a race, in fact it puts you at a big disadvantage come race time.  

Also most experienced managers will record all of their results in including tyre wear, temp, strategy etc so that each time they set up they have something to refer to (e.g. a spreadsheet, the notes section on your homepage or just simply in a notebook).


It is a game, not a job. For me at least. 

5007
3 years 74 days ago

ALaa

Mitchell
Isn’t it easier just to do your 5 practice laps in the hour before the actual race?  You will then be setting your strategy based on conditions as close to actual race conditions.  

There is no real value in doing this 24 hrs before a race, in fact it puts you at a big disadvantage come race time.  

Also most experienced managers will record all of their results in including tyre wear, temp, strategy etc so that each time they set up they have something to refer to (e.g. a spreadsheet, the notes section on your homepage or just simply in a notebook).


It is a game, not a job. For me at least. 



Takes me 5 minutes, but everyone has a different viewpoint.


5165
3 years 73 days ago (Last edited by Amelia Lyons 3 years 71 days ago)
Do your practice 5-10mins before the race qualifying, not 1hr, 12hrs, 24hrs, 144hrs before.
4712
3 years 73 days ago

David
Do your practice 5-10mins before the race, not 1hr, 12hrs, 24hrs, 144hrs before.



Firstly, practice sessions get closed 10mins before the race. Secondly, as I said above, it is a game for me(I am not available on the same time each day). If it is a job for you, then that's an other thing.
5000
3 years 73 days ago
Are you sure you are not able to do this laps 5 minutes before the cutoff? Setup and strategy take usually no longer than 2-3 minutes
5165
3 years 71 days ago

ALaa

David
Do your practice 5-10mins before the race, not 1hr, 12hrs, 24hrs, 144hrs before.



Firstly, practice sessions get closed 10mins before the race. Secondly, as I said above, it is a game for me(I am not available on the same time each day). If it is a job for you, then that's an other thing.


What I meant was Qualifying..

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